Lieut Sewall Back in Bath
Lieut Sewall recounts his WWI aviation service with French and American training, his first enemy plane at Toul and subsequent victories, and his deep regard for French people led by Clemenceau. He praises home supporters who awarded him a medal, carried by his joyous return to Maine. Mrs Jenks of Great Chebeague visits sister in Bath.
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Bath
Young Sewall
Toyland
Moat
America
Times
Sewall
Toul
Chateau Thierry
Forest of the Argonne
St. Mihiel
Lient
France
Clemenceau
Lieut
Safe headache remedy promises quick relief and affordability
The advertisement promotes L. F. F. Atwood Medicine as a safe headache remedy. It claims to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels of impurities causing head pain and promises prompt improvement. The price is 60 doses for 50 cents, and it urges readers to ask dealers for L. V. x prepared by the L. I. Medicine Co. of Portland Maine.
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Atwood
L. V
L. I. Medicine Co
Portland
Winnegance Gunning Record and Local Notes of Interest
Percy Morse and Fred Wilson went gunning with Morse’s dog Spot on Saturday and returned after two hours with three rabbits. Morse has 28 rabbits this season. Grange members planned a meeting at Phippsburg hall but transportation problems due to the storm postponed it. Installation of Odd Fellows featured a degree team from Auburn, and Fred Coombs purchased a convertible Ford touring car. The rest lists numerous local visits, illnesses, social events, and community notes from Winnegance and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilson
Percy Morse
Mr. Morse
Spot
Grange
Dromore Grange
Phippsburg
Charles Small
D. A. Merry
Odd Fellows
Auburn
Bath W C T U Plans March Meeting Observing Stevens Birthday
The Jocal W C T U outlines an elaborate program for March 7 to mark the birthday of Lilian M N Stevens, longtime WCTU leader. The event at Mrs John Blaisdell's Washington street home includes a box supper, lit erature duties led by Mrs Addie Robbins, likely address by Rev Im E Pender, with singing by Mrs Guy Colby and Mrs Fred Bragg. New superintendents include Mrs Sarah Aderton and Mrs Margaret Hanson of Woolwich with various duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocal W. C. T. U
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Women's Christian Temperance Union
John Blaisdell
Washington Street
Addie Robbins
Im. E. Pender
Advent Christian Church
Guy Colby
Fred Bragg
Sarah Aderton
Margaret Hanson
Woolwich
Patent-Teachers’ Supper Draws Large Attendance
An old fashioned baked bean supper held by the Southend Parent- Teachers association attracted a large crowd and netted $28 for the association treasury. The menu included beans brown bread pickles coffee doughnuts and Washington pie. The group plans another event next Wednesday to benefit the nurses home fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southend Parent- Teachers Association
Association Treasury
Association
Nurses Home Fund
Reading family returns home after visit
Mr and Mrs J H Thorburn and daughter Priscilla of Reading Massachusetts returned home Wednesday after a short visit with Mrs Thorburns sister Mrs H O McCabe of North street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Thorburn
Priscilla Thorburn
Reading
Mass
Ten String Matches Create Interest In Bath Bowling
The article describes postponement of a ten string match between Kenneth Morrison and Rexford Stover to Tuesday night and reports on a Farrar Oliver match and a Boardman challenge. Oliver defeated Brookings 992 to 963 in a ten string event at the Park with a close first half and a late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Morrison
Rexford Stover
Preston Farrar
Morris Oliver
Bath
Farrar
Tony Naples
Portland
Ralph Boardman
George Brookines
Brookings
Tuck Brookings
Oliver
Crookings
Monroe to Meet Condos in Armory Bout
Jack Monroe of Leominster will face Jim Condos of Plainfield, N J, at the Bath armory next Tuesday night. Monroe, a well known middleweight, has faced many top rivals and is highly rated. Condos arrives in Bath Saturday with Bolduc and a Detroit lightweights wrestler is also expected on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Monroe
Delaware
Leominster
Magss
Gus Legendre
Jim Condos
Plainfield
N. J
Armory
Monroe
Eveh
Yokel
Kitenen
Meteo
Teorvet
Kilonis
Gaulette
Gardiner
A Anderson
Dis
Condos
Bath
Teorvat
Bolduc
Legendre
Brunswick
Hell
Detroit
Morse and Rumford Clash Saturday at YMCA
Morse high and Rumford high prepare for a Saturday night basketball game at the YMCA gym. Morse aims to upset Rumford, still undefeated after facing top state teams, as Capt. McMann’s squad trains hard. A large crowd is expected with a fast preliminary game preceding the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse High
Stephens High
Bummford
YMCA
Capt
McMann
Rumford
Morse
Warden McCausland Reappointed. Williams Appointed Game Warden
I B McCausland is named to a third term as warden. Walter C D Williams of Popham Beach is appointed to the same post. Both pledge to enforce game laws impartially and pursue all legal means to ensure compliance.
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RB. McCausland
Walter CD. Williams
Popham Beach
Bowdoin Rifle Club Elects Secretary Treasurer
Percy R. Low of Bath a Bowdoin junior has been elected secretary and treasurer of the new Bowdoin Rifle club. The group plans several matches this spring and is organizing its schedule.
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Percy R. Low
Bath
Bowdoin College
Bowdoin Rifle Club
Funeral of Malcolm McPhail in Brooklyn Obs
The funeral for Malcolm McPhail who died in Brooklyn New York was held Wednesday afternoon at his daughter Mrs Harry W Witham’s home 1289 Washington street. Rev RE Hilton Post officiated with bearers including Harry W Witham Isaiah W Hunt Manfred E Side linger and John M Loving. Burial followed at Oak Grove.
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Malcolm McPhail
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harry W. Witham
Washington Street
RE. Hilton Post
Isaiah W. Hunt
Manfred E. Sidelinger
John M. Loving
Oak Grove
Morse High representatives attend Bowdoin Preparatory Conference
Morse High sends two senior boys James Dunton and Robert Shaw to Bowdoin College for the Preparatory School Conference held February 28 to March 2. Junior delegates Edward Hawley Haviland Torrey Cuthbert Wilson and Percy Miller will also attend. They will join tonight’s Brunswick banquet.
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Morse High
Bowdoin Collexse
James Dunton
Robert Shaw
Edward Hawley
Haviland Torrey
Cuthbert Wilson
Petcy Miller
Brunswick
Phippsburg Two Birthday Celebrations At Old Folks Home
In Bath locals celebrated the double birthday of Zina B Eaton and Susan B Fletcher at the Old Folks Home. Mrs Fletcher born Feb 24 1852 and Mr Eaton Feb 23 1849 both in Phippsburg.
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Phippsburg
Old Folks
Natal
Zina B. Eaton
Susan B. (Daley) Fletcher
Fletcher
Mr. Eaton
Eaton
N. Gratz Jackson
Kareher Jackson
Harry W. Crosman
Josephine Crosman
Guy Sprague
John Clifford
Hezekiah
Irving Harrington
Bath
Clinton Beals
Cranberry Point
Arthur Brown
George L. Oliver
Relatves
Lisbon Falls
William Smart
Isabelle Amanda
Elbridge Morse
Winnegance
Katherine Johnson
Esther Thomas
Parker Head
Elisha L. Totman
Ashdale
Rockland
J. J. Stacey
FP. Williams
Charles Morton
Ebasco
Brunswick
Stork
Frank Morrison
California
Mr. Morrison
McCobb Morrison
Rebecca Bachelder
Frank S. Bowker
Boston
C. L. Knight
Sebasco
Red Cross
Myrtle Scott presents Everywoman at First Baptist Bath
Mrs Myrtle Annis Scott delighted a Bath audience with her Five Act reading Everywoman at First Baptist church on Wednesday night. Rev C Raymond Chappell introduced the event for the Brotherhood and Miss Myrtle Strong sang between scenes with Mrs Harry Ring at the piano. Mrs Scott praised for a versatile voice and generous reception, she is daughter of S P Annis of Leighton Mitchell Co. The article notes shipbuilding details about mast stepping and rigging as a passing aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Annis Scott
First Baptist Church
Scott
S. P. Annis
Leighton & Mitchell Co
Annis
First Thaptist Church
Bath
Westport Notes on Local Residents and Steamship Plan
Westport updates report Ralph W. Jewett of Bath staying several days at his home in Westport. The steamer Auburn is being repaired and will resume service on the Five Islands Bath route. F. C. Bailey of Wisceset visited on business. G. G. Jewett received a large gasoline engine for use at his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Jewett
Bath
Westport
Auburn
Five Islands
F. C. Bailey
Wiscesset
Birthday dinner honors Sanders family in Bowdoin
Mr and Mrs Jesse T Sanders and Edward Sanders of Bath joined Mrs Sanders parents Mr and Mrs Walter Douglass in Bowdoin for a weekend visit. A large family dinner Sunday celebrated birthdays with Otis Douglass cutting an 18 inch birthday cake. Guests included Oscar Prous sass Mr and Mrs Edward Sieen and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse T. Sanders
Edward Sanders
Bath
Colonial Club Meeting Anticipates Large Attendance
The Colonial Club plans its annual meeting next Tuesday night, March 4, to elect officers for the coming year and conduct other business. The March gathering, moved from its usual Monday by club vote, coincides with the municipal election.
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Colonial Club
Magoun Lindsay Wedding in New York City
The engagement and marriage of Flora Robertse Lindsay to Frederick Alexander Magoun were announced in The New York Times. The ceremony occurred Friday evening at Brick Presbyterian Church with D. William Pierson Merrill officiating, Marion Magoun maid of honor, Eleanor Lindsay flower girl, and Mr. Peabod of MIT as best man. A Waldorf Astoria supper followed.
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New York
Bath
Frederick A. Magoun
Herbert W. Magoun
Flora R. Lindsay
Green Street
David C. Magoun
New York Times
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Columbia University
Lindy
Flora Robertse Lindsay
Frederick Alexande Magoun
Herbert W Mazoun
Magoun
Cambridge
Mass
Brick Presbyterian Church
Thev
D. William Pierson Merrill
Marion Magoun Wa
Eleano Lindsay
Peabod
Massachusetts Institute ¢ Technology
Waldorf-Astoria
Epworth Leagues to Hold Combined Social Events This Season
Epworth leagues of the Brunswick Beacon street and Wesley Methodist churches plan joint socials at conven dates this season. The opening meeting in Brunswick is Monday evening with Bath leagues and Brunswick delegates to attend. An electric car will depart Thompson's corner at 6 30 for attendees.
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Epworth
Brunswick Beacon Street
Wesley Methdist Episcopal
Brunswick
Bath
Brunswick Lea
Thompson's Corner
Annworthians
Legues
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Bath Opera House
Billy Russell Company
Beally
Charlotte Walker
Madeline Travers
Caillaux
Tom Moore
Madge Kennedy
Liberty Theatre
Photoplay
Lila Lee
Wallace Reid
Mae Murray
Danger
Viola Dana
Lieut. Sewall
J. E. Jenks
Great Chebeague
W. J. Jacobs
Fred Coombs
George Eaton
Texas Yard
William Merry
Frank Pero
A. de Adams
Charles Merry
Walter Morse
Gus Small
Poston
Howard Spinney
Charles Persing
Stirstortie
Meeeeekins
Leon Pennell
Edger Williams
Robert Oliver
Stephen Gray,Jr
Stonington
Peter Gray
Philip Reynolds
Machias
Arthur Smith
Bath W. C. T. U. Plans
E. B. McCausland
Qoetor
Leo Pest
Geliax
Bath Dept. Store
Bowdoin
Colonial Club Meeting
Lindsay
Epworth Leaguers
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